Victoria · Westminster
The Cask and Glass
Often billed as the smallest pub in London.
- Address39-41 Palace Street, Victoria, London SW1E 5HN
- Phone020 7834 7630
- Websitecaskandglass.co.uk
- OwnershipIndependent pub
About The Cask and Glass
A tiny Victorian corner boozer near Buckingham Palace, its wooden bar and leather booths barely able to fit a handful of regulars at once.
The Cask and Glass has built its reputation as much on its scale as its character: routinely described as one of the smallest pubs in London, it packs a Victorian-era wooden bar, leather booths and a modest streetside seating area into a footprint most pubs would consider a storeroom. Its position on Palace Street, a short walk from Buckingham Palace, means a steady flow of tourists alongside civil servants from the surrounding Westminster offices.
On tap
A focused cask ale selection, chosen to suit a pub with barely room to browse a longer list.
Food
Simple bar snacks; there isn't the space here for a kitchen doing much more.
More pubs in Victoria
- The AlbertA Grade II-listed 1862 pub tracing the whole royal timeline.
- The Buckingham ArmsA late-Victorian Young's local by the Ministry of Justice.